Your security team requested that you enable the dependency graph.

Enabling the dependency graph allows GitHub to analyze supported manifest and lock files and build a representation of the repository's direct and transitive dependencies. GitHub receives read-only access to the dependency files, parses supported manifests when the feature is first enabled, and then updates the graph as repository content changes. Dependabot alerts and Dependabot security updates are separate capabilities: enabling the dependency graph alone does not automatically mean that security-update pull requests will be generated. Likewise, the dependency graph setting for one repository does not require administrators to manually enable dependency information for every newly created repository unless their organization's configuration requires that behavior. Therefore, the applicable result among the supplied options is that repository administrators can view the dependency information exposed by the dependency graph.